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Old 10-23-2005, 06:13 PM
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Better to lease or buy my Cayman S?



Expecting the Cayman S to hold its value well, I'm thinking thatI should be able to get a decent deal on a lease. However, I'll likely hold onto this beauty for many years, at least until I can afford an exotic, so buying it may make more sense.


Any thoughts on leasing or buying a Cayman S, or at least, what's been your experience on leasing vs buying a Porsche?
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Old 10-23-2005, 06:54 PM
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i always say if you can buy the car it works out better, leasing cars seem to help the dealer more that the consumer.
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Porsche traditionally doesn’t subsidize its lease so they don't offer any good dealsand it would be cheaper to buy your Cayman. While I like leasing my high mileage vehicles that I know I will get out of in a couple of years, I prefer buying my sports cars to maintain my options like gettingout quick (C6 Corvette) or hopefully keeping for the long run (Cayman S).[/quote]
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